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Arilapa bed and breakfast is a beautiful orange grove surronded by a lush tropical rain forest, only 10 minutes away from the Juan Santamaria Airport and 25km south of Volcano Poas. Arilapa is great place to start and end your vacation in Costa Rica, its lush vegetation, the river, waterfall and the sounds of nature is the best way to be greeted in this beautiful country. In Arilapa you will also find that there are an array of activities such as yoga, waterfall hike, language school, or just relax and...(see more)
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